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In keeping with its mission as a destination for one of the 20th century’s most compelling suites of painting, the Rothko Chapel’s 50th Anniversary Gala — titled Illumination and set for this Saturday, November 6 — will offer an art auction of ra…
Read MoreAs Houston charities and nonprofits curate benefits to make up for a year of lost happenings and empty coffers, one art group went all out for its gala, presenting a night like no other. Cue The Big Bang! This evening was not for the faint of heart, th…
Read MoreSan Antonio- and Austin-based Lake | Flato embodies a vision of architecture that not only has stood the test of time but remains more intensely relevant than when it opened its then-unorthodox practice four decades ago. In the intro to this fall’…
Read MoreThe opening of The Halles in Round Top last March represented an innovative marriage of media, design, antiquing and art. And so the Round Top diehards flocked — for high-energy, elevated shopping days and foodie-and-music filled nights. With its robus…
Read MoreA cutting-edge collaboration between one of Houston’s preeminent European luxury furniture retailers and a major Dallas gallery — home to provocateurs and acclaimed market darling photographers Tyler Shields and David Yarrow — promises to energize the …
Read MoreTwenty-seven years ago — nearly a decade before Art Basel came to American shores — a micro art fair, The Armory Show, was born that would go on to shape both the New York and U.S. collecting scene for decades to come. It eclipsed the then-dominate Art…
Read MoreMe Too. Climate change. Mass shootings. Xenophobia. Coronavirus. Racial Justice. In the last several years, our country has been turned upside down and the curtain has been pulled all the way back. Old systems are falling apart, and I keep thinking of …
Read MoreOne of the most positive pieces of art news we received during the pandemic has a photo focus. Houston Center of Photography’s departing director Ashlyn Davis Burns shares that she had a new project in the works: Assembly, a smart, artist-focused websi…
Read MoreTexas museum-goers haven’t seen an exhibition spun around international jewelry house Cartier in two decades — not since “Cartier Design Viewed by Ettore Sottsass” touched down at the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, in 2004. Now, 18 years later, the Dall…
Read MoreDateline Round Top, Texas. Just in: One of America’s meccas for antique and design shopping, Marburger Farm Antique Show, has been acquired by a group led by Brook Partners. The Dallas-based real estate development firm owns, operates and founded…
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